An  idyllic  picture  of  rustic  beauty  such  as  one  would  expect  in  the  farming  country,  but  never  in  the  noisy  metropolis.  These  sheep  are 
the  wards  of  New  York  City  and  receive  great  care;  they  attract  the  youngsters  of  the  nearby  streets  and  form  one  of  Central  Park's  many 
interesting  sights.    Only  a  few  blocks  away  from  the  scene  shown  in  this  picture  we  find  Columbus  Circle,  reputed  to  be  the  busiest  spot  in 

the  City.  ©Keystone 

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VIEW  OF  BATTERY  PARK  FROM  GOVERNOR'S  ISLAND.    In  front  are  the  Staten  Island  and  South  Brooklyn  ferries,  connecting  Manhattan  and  the  other  boroughs. 


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WHITEHALL  AND  WASHINGTON  BUILDINGS.  Twin  buildings  covering  21  city  lots 
and  are  the  home  of  the  weather  bureau  and  Millionaires'  Club.  (?)  Underbill 


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ADAMS  EXPRESS  BUILDING.  An  imposing  structure  giving 
harbor.    It  is  one  of  the  best  examples  ot  a  modern  skyscraper. 


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CITY  INVESTING  BUILDING,  running  from  Broadway  to  Church  Street.  This  thirty- 
four  stury  office  building  has  13^4  acres  of  floor  space.    It  is  486  feet  high.  ©Underhill 


EQLTTABLE  BUILDING,  covering  entire  square  block  on  Broadway  and  Cedar  Street. 
Thirty-eight  stories  high  and  has  15,000  workers  in  its  offices.  ©  American  Studio 


WOOLWOKTII  BUILDING,  situated  on  Broadway.  Tallest  office  building  in  the  world. 
Cost  $14,000,000,  including  site.    Fifty-five  stories  and  793'/2  feet  high.  American  Studio 


MUNICIPAL  BUILDING.    The  home  of  New  York  City's  Financial  and  other  depart- 


SKYLINE  OF  NEW  YORK'S  BUSY  "DOWNTOWN"  SECTION.  The  three  towers  from  left  to  right  are:  Woolworth,  Singer,  Bankers  Trust  Buildings, 
stand  are  full  of  historic  landmarks,  it  being  the  oldest  part  of  the.  city. 


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EAST  FROM  WOOLWORTH  BUILDING.  This  photograph  affords  a  good  view  of  the  three  bridges  over  the 
residential  structures  in  the  vicinity.     The  terminal  of  the  original  Brooklyn   Bridge,  the  first  one  in  view, 


METROPOLITAN  TOWER,  at  1  Madison  Avenue.  Occupies  entire  block  to  Fourth 
Avenue,  between  23rd  and  24th  Streets.    Tower  52  stories,  700  feet  high.    ©  American  Studio 


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THE  KITZ-(  ARLETON  HOTEL.  Meeting  Place  of  Society  in  the  exclusive  Park 
Avenue    District.  @  U  &  U. 


MASONIC  TEMPLE.  Located  on  the  Northeast  corner  of  6th  Avenue  and  23rd  Street. 
Was  erected  in  1913  on  the  site  of  the  old  Masonic  Temple.  Underhill 


BRYANT  PARK.  Showing  the  rear  view  of  the  New  York  Public  Library.  This  space  is  lined  by  department  stores  and  skyscrapers, 
fighting.    The  canteen  situated  here  was  a  popular  meeting  place  for  soldiers  during  the  late  war. 


During  the  Revolutionary  War  it  was  the  scene  of  spirited 
(?)  American  Studio  N.Y. 


GRAND  CENTRAL  STATION  AND  HOTEL  COMMODORE.  The  Grand  Central  Station  covers  an  area  of  69.8  acres  and  has  31  miles  of  tracks  capable 
passengers  per  hour.    The  Motel  Commodore  is  connected  with  the  station  by  subway.    It  has  2000  rooms  and  is  most  modern  in  equipment. 


landing  200  trains  and  70,000 
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BUSH  TERMINAL  BUILDING,  at  42nd  Street  near  Hroadway.  This  skyscraper  de: 
name  o{  "The  Market  Place  of  the  World."   It  contains  hundreds  of  sample  rooms. ©U 


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NEW  YORK  TIMES  BUILDING,  Broadway  and  42nd  Street,  in  the 
district,  owned  by  the  New  York  Times,  one  of  the  Metropolitan  Dailies. 


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HOTEL  PLAZA,  at  59ili  Street  or.d  5th 
It  is  a  model  of  beauty  and  cost  $12,500,000. 


Avenue.    One  of  the  exclusive  hotels  in  the  city. 

(?)  Keystone  View  Co. 


COOPER  UNION,  situated  in  Cooper  Square,  at  4th  Avenue  and  7th  Street.  Unique  as 
an  institute  of  learning  and  the  scene  of  many  socialistic  debates.  ©  American  Studio 


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NEW  YORK  UNIVERSITY  BUILDINGS,  on  University  Heights,  showing  the  Hall  of  Fame,  where  the  greatest  Americans  are  honored.    An  imposing  group  of  buildings.  QUnderhiU 


COLLEGE  OF  THE  CITY  OF  NEW  YORK,  at  138th  Street  and  Amsterdam  Avenue,  with  a  view  of  the  open  space  devoted  to  athletics. 


(c)American  Studio 


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